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Importance of polyadenylation in the selective elimination of meiotic mRNAs in growing S. pombe cells.

The EMBO journal - 7 Jul 2010

Yamanaka Soichiro, Yamashita Akira, Harigaya Yuriko, Iwata Ryo, Yamamoto Masayuki

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A number of meiosis-specific mRNAs are initially weakly transcribed, but then selectively removed during fission yeast mitotic growth. These mRNAs harbour a region termed DSR (determinant of selective removal), which is recognized by the YTH family RNA-binding protein Mmi1p. Mmi1p directs the destruction of these mRNAs in collaboration with nuclear exosomes. However, detailed molecular mechanisms underlying this...

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PMID: 20512112
DOI: 10.1038/emboj.2010.108
PMCID: PMC2905246

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